Shenzhen-based Insta360 makes pretty darn good and affordable 360-degree cameras. Its latest Insta360 Evo is no different, but with a clever twist. Instead of being a just a 360-degree camera, the Evo ...

Folding smartphones may not be available yet — but folding cameras are. On Wednesday, March 13, Insta360 unveiled the EVO, a 180-degree 3D camera and 360 camera that allows users to switch between the ...

The best hybrid VR/360 video shooter you can buy right now. The Evo isn’t perfect, but it does offer the best blend of video quality, features and usability in a pocket VR camera. There are two types ...

Lenses: Dual F/2.2 Video Resolution: 5760 x 2880 30fps / 3840 x 1920 50fps / 3840 x 1920 30fps /3008 x 1504 100fps Photo Resolution: 6080 x 3040 (18 MP) Stabilization: Software / 6 Axis Gyroscopic ...

Insta360 had a solid 360 camera on their hands with the Insta360 ONE X the company launched late last year. Now, the company’s taking that concept one step further, introducing the new Insta360 EVO ...

Here’s a confession: I think the brouhaha surrounding virtual reality—be it VR headsets, VR movies and VR cameras—are mostly just hype. The reality is VR headsets are generally annoying and cumbersome ...

Insta360 brought a new entry to its lineup today with the EVO, a folding camera that can capture either 180-degree 3D video when unfolded or 360-degree video when folded. Both modes are able to ...

The idea behind the Evo’s design is a simple, but unique one. 3D cameras and 360° cameras have one thing in common… the presence of at least two lenses. Where those lenses face in relation with each ...

Following the powerful One X 360 camera (and some fun updates), Insta360 is now back with a rather eccentric device that aims to make better use of your VR headsets. The new Insta360 Evo is a ...

Insta360 has this week launched a new folding camera in the form of the Insta360 EVO, capable of capturing both 360° imagery and 3D video. Watch the demonstration videos below to learn more about the ...

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